Flowering roses, 2024

Natalya Mougenot   Best sellers

This vibrant abstract floral artwork "Flowering roses" captures a dynamic bouquet of flowers, rendered in bold, expressive strokes.This floral artwork makes part of the "Floral" collection  where the artist explores the beauty of brights by using bold and vibrant colors in her art.Natalya uses these bright colors intentionally and with big pleasure as they totally transcribe her current mood and the state of mind: these bright colors refer to intense, vivid strong emotions, high energy. She hoped these colors will have a positive visual impact on her viewers.The use of bright colors for her is not just a simple stylistic choice, but it helps her to add dynamic and lively elements to her pieces.In this painting the pinks of the blooms contrast vividly with the fiery oranges and lush greens surrounding them, creating a sense of movement and life.The artist employs a palette knife technique, evident in the textured layers of paint that give the piece a tactile quality. This impasto style amplifies the visual impact, making the colors appear even more brilliant.The composition is both chaotic and harmonious, with the swirling background providing depth and context to the florals.This painting is a celebration of color and form, invoking the essence of a blooming garden viewed through an abstract lens.The artist's use of thick, expressive paint application creates texture and depth, inviting the viewer to explore each element closely. The synergy of the bold color palette and whimsical details makes this artwork both visually arresting and delightfully unexpected.This piece is made with acrylic paints on a heavyweight professional paper.The artwork was vanished to be protected from dust and fading.The photos of the painting framed  in the interior are for your inspiration.The piece will be carefully packed and shipped to your place ( international delivery from France).It will be accompanied with the Certificate of Authenticity.This unique original piece was created by french artist, Natalya Mougenot, in her studio in Lyon ( France) in 2024.